Jaguars continue to roll as they hand Ravens third straight blowout loss

Baltimore have now been outscored 117-43 during their four-game losing streak, 106-33 in the past three games alone. They haven't scored more than 13 points in a game since Week 5 against the Atlanta Falcons (30-23).

As for the Jaguars, they've now won back-to-back games by outscoring their opponents 72-10 while forcing six total turnovers (three in each game). They're tied with the Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2) and Denver Broncos (6-2) for second place in the AFC behind the Buffalo Bills (6-1). 

Jacksonville's eight wins by 20 points or more dating back to last season are the most in the NFL.

Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence finsihed with 242 passing yards and one touchdown, while Ravens running back Justice Hill led everyone else with 92 total yards and one touchdown.

Game recap and highlights

Jaguars wasted no time getting on the scoreboard. They took less than five minutes to go down 77 yards and put up seven. 

Lawrence connected with Nate Boerkircher (52 yards) and Jakobi Meyers (16 yards) to get down to the Ravens' goal line. From there, running back Bhayshul Tuten punched it in for his fourth touchdown of the season.

The Ravens drove on their first drive as well, but ended it with just three after kicker Jake Moody drilled a 53-yarder for his first attempt in his first game with the Ravens. 

Moody was elevated to the official roster after the team placed starting kicker Tyler Loop on the Injured Reserve.

Jacksonville continued to put up points after the Ravens committed a crucial neutral zone infraction penalty on fourth down that continued the drive. But they stopped them as Cam Little put the Jags up 10-3 with a 36-yarder.

Things got worse for the Ravens.

Lawrence found Parker Washington for a 50-yard touchdown that put the Jaguars up 17-3 before heading into the locker room. 

His 197 passing yards in the first half on just nine completions are the most since 2024. 

Baltimore finished the first half with just 25 passing yards. Fagnano went 7-for-11, throwing with only one attempt that went for more than six yards. 

Jacksonville has now only allowed 10 points total in the first half through the first nine weeks of the season - best in the league.

And the offensive woes continued for the Ravens right out of the gate in the second half. 

Fagnano threw an interception that ultimately turned into another three points for the Jaguars as they took a 20-3 lead thanks to a 45-yarder from Little. 

Nothing got better for the Ravens as the Jaguars continued to dominate. Little hit another pair of field goals to bring his game total up to four - the most he had in a single game so far this season.

Defensive back Jourdan Lewis forced the Ravens' second interception on their first offensive play of the fourth quarter. 

And it happened once again on the next drive for the Ravens, this time in the form of a fumble. 

In like fashion, the Jaguars didn't let off the gas as they put up another seven thanks to a Chris Rodriguez Jr. touchdown. 

Finally, the Ravens showed some fight after running back Justice Hill took off for a 65-yard touchdown, his first of the season. It was their first first down of the second half.

Before the run, Baltimore had just 126 total yards of offense. They finished the matchup outgained 319-227, as that was all she wrote from The Bank.

Baltimore now falls to 4-5 on the year and continue to remain in last place in the AFC North division. They have now posted a four-game losing streak in back-to-back seasons (missed the playoffs last year). 

Fagnano finished his first career start completing 10-of-20 passes for 60 yards, two interceptions, one sack, and 13 rushing yards on three carries.

The last time they started a season 4-5 was in 2017, ultimately missing the playoffs. As for the Jaguars, this is now just the third time in their history (2023, 1998) that they've started a season 6-2.